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Sunleif Rasmussen (born
March 19, 1961, in
Sandur in the
Faroe Islands) is the
foremost Faroese composer of
classical music.
Rasmussen studied in Norway...
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composers are
Sunleif Rasmussen and
Kristian Blak, who is also head of the
record company Tutl. The
first Faroese opera was by
Sunleif Rasmussen. It is...
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trumpet player,
Denmark (artist prize) 2002
Symphony no. 1 –
Oceanic Days by
Sunleif Rasmussen,
Faroe Islands 2003 Mari Boine, singer,
Norway (artist prize)...
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Oceanic (Vangelis album) Oceanic, Emil
Bulls album Symphonies Oceanic days,
Sunleif Rasmussen's
Symphony no. 1
Oceanic Bank of
Nigeria Oceanic Time Warner...
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conductors have been
Marianne Clausen (1978-2000), the
famous Faroese composer Sunleif Rasmussen (2000-2001), and Tórður á Brúnni (2001–present). In 2004, the...
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Sunleif Rasmussen directing the Ólavsøka
Cantata 2009....
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Spanish Kenneth Sivertsen 1961 2006
Norwegian Jonas Baes 1961
Filipino Sunleif Rasmussen 1961
Faroese Jake
Heggie 1961
American Nailia Galiamova 1961...
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classical composers,
musicians and ensembles, i.e. Ólavur Jakobsen,
Sunleif Rasmussen and the
Faroese ensemble Aldubáran. 1999-2005: The
Masters program...
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Yggdrasil There are also some
quite famous Faroese classical composers.
Sunleif Rasmussen is
until now the only
Faroese ever to have
written a symphony...
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literary magazine Vencil. He is the
younger brother of the
composer Sunleif Rasmussen. Oddfríður was
trained as a
teacher in 2011. He was chairman...
